Dfiesl

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by Dfiesl 3y ago
Haha yes it pains me every time too ;)
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by Dfiesl 3y ago
A word of note: In British English "color" is spelt "colour"
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by Dfiesl 3y ago
Im not sure that's true. If something makes the news it's likely to be of interest to a large amount of people, that doesn't immediately qualify it as something rare.
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by Dfiesl 3y ago
Serious question here. What's the difference between not responding to the ad in any meaningful way vs blocking the ad entirely? Does youtube know when you've blocked the ad and therefore the content creator earns less ad revenue?
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by Dfiesl 3y ago
I cant really guage how serious this blog post is, either way it was an entertaining read. I thought by hardware they meant embedded systems but turns out they meant pretty much anything in the physical world.
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by Dfiesl 3y ago
Yeah Scotland's very much up there, its known for having some incredibly remote regions.
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by Dfiesl 3y ago
He's probably speaking figuratively when he says "stolen". I think he's referring to how we didn't really see it coming until it was too late and now a lot of people have been left without the ability to pay attenti
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by Dfiesl 3y ago
The original £56.7bn estimate was from London all the way to Leeds. Whereas the £53bn figure they quoted is just for London to Birmingham which is only about half way to Leeds.
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by Dfiesl 3y ago
I think for a lot of people stating their pronouns is seen as an act of solidarity with people who use pronouns other than those they were assigned at birth. I think there is a possibility that for Mr Sharf, being asked to state his pronoun
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by Dfiesl 3y ago
I guess he wanted to emphasise the idea that he didn't choose his pronouns, God did.
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by Dfiesl 3y ago
Sure "human intelligence" has been used to solve many problems which have therefore made life easier for people. But for me, one of the biggest problems we face is the increasing concentration of power in to fewer hands. The same
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by Dfiesl 3y ago
I think most people gave up the dream of money, fame and sex when software came along and lead to a massive influx of people making music, thereby increasing the competition enormously. That happened about 30 years ago and the numbers of pe
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by Dfiesl 3y ago
Is definitely frustrating as a software developer. The amount of time that I've spent preparing to be graded and then subsequently graded amounts to maybe a fifth of my waking life. Then a couple of years ago I knocked out some softwar
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by Dfiesl 4y ago
I think one of the biggest problems with work these days is that so much of it doesn't help people feel like they're contributing anything meaningful to society. I think if large swathes of people had much more free time and no le
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by Dfiesl 4y ago
I think this is a dosage thing. The first time I took acid, after about 3 hours whenever I stared at the back of my hands, I could see the skin flying off like particles of sand exposing the muscles underneath with vines growing out from be
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by Dfiesl 4y ago
Mines behaving a bit strangely... me: hello alpaca: Hello! me: what is your name? alpaca: The answer to this question depends on what you mean by "know". If we are talking about knowledge in a scientific sense, then the Earth is 4
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by Dfiesl 4y ago
Developer mode reminds me a lot of Spider Jerusalem's chatter
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by Dfiesl 4y ago
Yeah I guess that is an attempt at making someone feel good. Maybe I need to take a theory of mind test...
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by Dfiesl 4y ago
Seems like it got question 4 wrong... Who implies someone is pregnant to make them feel good? You imply someone is pregnant because they appear pregnant.
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by Dfiesl 5y ago
I guess the yamaha has dedicated DSP, it might also have some analog circuitry as part of the signal path. Both of these will change the quality of the sound coming out, potentially for the better. Also for some reason sometimes downsamplin